Mods Installed Today
07-08-2008 | 02:10 AM
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Mods Installed Today
I got the below installed today.
Locking gas cap - No Problem
Door still plates - double back tape sucks - I replaxed it
Pedal covers - Gas pedal was easy, brake pedal MUST be soaked in HOT water before install
Drop in K&N filter - Waiting for CAI
Wheel Locks - Installed before delivery
Scat Pack Bumble Bees - Really nice touch
Floor Mats - A must have
Trunk Mat - Requires a little work but worth it
Locking gas cap - No Problem
Door still plates - double back tape sucks - I replaxed it
Pedal covers - Gas pedal was easy, brake pedal MUST be soaked in HOT water before install
Drop in K&N filter - Waiting for CAI
Wheel Locks - Installed before delivery
Scat Pack Bumble Bees - Really nice touch
Floor Mats - A must have
Trunk Mat - Requires a little work but worth it
07-08-2008 | 09:57 AM
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RE: Mods Installed Today
You're right, that double back tape on the door sills is a bear. At least I know I am not the only one who had problems with it.
ORIGINAL: Paladin06
I got the below installed today.
Locking gas cap - No Problem
Door still plates - double back tape sucks - I replaxed it
Pedal covers - Gas pedal was easy, brake pedal MUST be soaked in HOT water before install
Drop in K&N filter - Waiting for CAI
Wheel Locks - Installed before delivery
Scat Pack Bumble Bees - Really nice touch
Floor Mats - A must have
Trunk Mat - Requires a little work but worth it
I got the below installed today.
Locking gas cap - No Problem
Door still plates - double back tape sucks - I replaxed it
Pedal covers - Gas pedal was easy, brake pedal MUST be soaked in HOT water before install
Drop in K&N filter - Waiting for CAI
Wheel Locks - Installed before delivery
Scat Pack Bumble Bees - Really nice touch
Floor Mats - A must have
Trunk Mat - Requires a little work but worth it
07-08-2008 | 10:54 AM
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RE: Mods Installed Today
For someone who wants to keep their car stock appearing and sounding, would you recommend only removing the resonators?
My truck has high flow cats into 40 series Flowmasters and I don't want this car to be so loud.
My truck has high flow cats into 40 series Flowmasters and I don't want this car to be so loud.
07-08-2008 | 11:49 AM
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RE: Mods Installed Today
I had a question about the resinators myself.I saw somebody else had pics while they were removing them and my thought was isn't that going to void the warranty?Also I'm curious with technology and all what affect it would have on the horsepower and performance.Knowing what they know and the way things are tuned nowadays it would be my guess that the exuast is dialed in with the resignators and cats,just a thought,any info is much appreciated.
07-08-2008 | 05:43 PM
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I took the resonators off of my 2006 Charger R/T. Does not void warranty, increased power and for my taste just enough sound to know I have some power under the hood.
I am curious about this on the SRT style exhaust also. If anyone has done this please give some input.
Thanx,
Dave
I am curious about this on the SRT style exhaust also. If anyone has done this please give some input.
Thanx,
Dave
07-08-2008 | 09:14 PM
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My dealer said removing the res does not void anything and it does make a differece. sounds awsome when your on it and just a little tony while driving normal. Well worth it .
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